Overview

The Scogings and those that married into (pre 1850) the Scogings line originate from Suffolk County, England. They worked the land as farmers and laborers as Suffolk County was agricultural country. Various spellings of the surname can be found over the centuries; Scoggins, Scoging, Scroggins, etc.. You should search all possible spellings in the database. My particular ancestor, William Bye Scogings, left England in 1859 and came to Utah.

The Mckenzie's originate from Kirkcudbright County, Scotland. It has been difficult to trace this line due to migration and parish records. The first half of the nineteenth century they were farmers. They leased a farm of 220 acres called Auchennines,near Dalbeattie. In the latter quarter of the nineteenth century my ancestor, Robert Mckenzie, prospered in the Dalbeattie granite industry. He brought his family to Barre, Vermont in 1890. Barre has numerous granite quarries.

Scope of Research

These pages include all branches of the Mckenzie and Scogings lines. This includes over 300 separate surnames. If you find common names in these pages, chances are you are a cousin. Whether you are a 1st cousin or a 5th cousin you are welcome to enter data here. You can contribute in various ways; contribute a picture of a tombstone, an obituary, history, gedcom, or anything you deem to be of value to future generations. Keep in mind that sources of information are of importance.